Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: A Bushwick Mansion on the Market

Lush With Original Details, Bushwick’s Landmarked Huberty House Hits the Market for $2.7 Million

This is a heart-stopper for old house lovers: an individual landmark by a noted Brooklyn architect positively brimming with intact original details, from delicate plasterwork to vintage bathrooms, which hasn’t been on the market since the 1930s.

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Sponsor Unit With High Ceilings, Six Rooms, Mantel in Park Slope Neo-Grec Building Asks $815K

This sponsor unit in a 19th century apartment house turned co-op needs work but has good bones and can fit a small family in a coveted neighborhood. It’s on the third floor of 674 Carroll Street in Park Slope, a late 19th century Neo-Grec-style brick walkup with an angled front bay and incised detail.

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The Insider: Relaxed Vibe, Expressive Color Renew Park Slope Brownstone for Young Family

The 16-foot-wide brownstone with Italianate detail was pretty nice to begin with when a couple with a baby on the way, who had been renting locally, purchased it to use as it was already configured: an owner triplex with a garden rental.

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New Residential Development Sets Some Record Prices in Mattituck on the North Fork

The Estates at Royalton, a new development in Mattituck on the North Fork, has already sold more than half of its 11 farmhouse-style homes just shy of one year since it broke ground.

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Four Vintage Houses (Three With Garages) in Bay Ridge and Midwood to See, Starting at $960K

Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Bay Ridge and Midwood. They sport some alluring vintage details, including some eye-catching original bathrooms and a kitchen; three have garages. They range in price from $960K to $1.25 million.

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